Full Idea
'Is nonblack', 'is a nonraven', and 'grue' fail to carve at the joints.
Gist of Idea
Problem predicates in induction don't reflect the structure of nature
Source
Theodore Sider (Writing the Book of the World [2011], 03.3)
Book Reference
Sider,Theodore: 'Writing the Book of the World' [OUP 2011], p.35
A Reaction
A lot more than this needs to said, but this remark encapsulates why I find most of these paradoxes of induction uninteresting. They are all the creations of logicians, rather than of scientists.